I'm the Founder and Publisher of Potomac Local News. Raised in Woodbridge, I'm now raising my family in Northern Virginia and care deeply about our community. If you're not getting our FREE email newsletter, you are missing out. Subscribe Now!
Prince William Forest Park has a 70-year history.
Today campers, hikers, and wildlife enthusiasts flock to the park nestled between Prince William and Stafford counties, and Quantico Marine Corps Base.
It could take the rest of the year to address proposed changes to the command structure of the Prince William County Fire and Rescue Department. (more…)
Stephan Hudson has seen at least two standing ovations in as many days. (more…)
The developer of Stonebridge at Potomac Town Center on Wednesday said the effort to build a new baseball stadium there stalled. (more…)
Faculty and staff at Mills E. Godwin Middle School aren’t happy about a plan to change the school’s name. (more…)
Prince William County will continue collecting $50 from residents who apply for a concealed weapons permit.
In a move that some called a political stunt, Board of Supervisors Chairman Corey Stewart tried to lobby fellow Supervisors to order the court to stop collecting $40 of the fee charged in courthouses statewide.
Morale among bus drivers at the region’s commuter transit agency is low.
It’s the kind of mood you would expect from employees if your bosses, the heads of the Potomac and Rappahannock Transportation, are heard in public, and in the media talking about a “doomsday scenario” where operations as you know them could come to an end.
They looked at places from Tysons Corner to Fredericksburg and didn’t quite find what they were looking for.
Monte Evans and Magnus Ellerts were looking for a place that would be able to train the entire athlete, from teaching agility and speed, to weight lifting, to developing skills on the field. That’s what Competitive Edge is all about — a new 18,000 square feet indoor sports training facility off Featherstone Road in Woodbridge.
Eateries in Downtown Manassas hope this year’s expanded restaurant week will spur new business.
The March 7 – 14 event has been dubbed “Northern Virginia Restaurant Week,” as several area chambers of commerce to include the Prince William Chamber banded together to promote this event as a regional event.
